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Jorge Aguilar

ICE agent thought they had ‘absolute immunity’ after fatal shooting. Then Minnesota AG dropped a legal bombshell

The state of Minnesota isn’t letting the fatal, ICE-involved shooting of Renee Nicole Good go quietly. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison has issued a stark warning to the federal ICE agent involved, stressing that even if the agent believes they have absolute protection, “there is no statute of limitations on murder.”

This statement is a direct, intense legal challenge to the White House’s position following the incident last Wednesday in Minneapolis. Right after the shooting, Vice President JD Vance told reporters that the agent “is protected by absolute immunity” because he is a federal agent and “was doing his job.” That sounds like a solid legal shield, but Ellison absolutely disagreed during a Thursday television appearance, per Fox.

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